i don't like quant tbh. It's very boring for me. I would much rather stay in tech and keep the job i have. The work is interesting, I can work from home and rot on .org and there's decent work life balance.
they still to separate placement for delhi and kolkata campus.
i wish my iq was as rare as my looks rating like u
Delhi is also struggling got to know from one of my Friend whos a IIM Calcutta Graduate this year. Many IIFT students are doing internships for unpaid or 30k pm.
Tech is best. Consulting would burn you out with so much travelling and constant pressure of delivering results McKinsey has a toxic culture of perform or you're kicked out.
khel khtm h fir to jab top 10 college ka ye haal h to.
What happened to XLRI dreams bro? Any other emails or interview calls?
Top 10 nahi h IIFT they used to get Commdity Trading Roles from Cargill etc would sab nahi aa rahe. Accenture Strategy is a Saving Grace for B Schools. Like TCS Infosys in Engineering Colleges.
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That was last year bro didn't convert it.
and sibm pune is like baby iim tier bhai.
Most women are in HR but that's a Dead end Career with extremely slow Growth. Sales and Marketing in FMCG or Tech( Google Adobe) is worth it otherwise it's waste of time.@Chadeep is sales-n-marketing best for tall athletic fair skinned htns like me and @browncurrycel if we had to pick a mainstream career
Management of the college
Any plans to appear this year? Or are you continuing with medicine?
in tech sales they call this account manger right? the sales guy.
sarkari college doing magic.
Continuing in Medicine wanted to get into healthcare consulting or Marketing in Pharma
Tech Sales me accha paisa h. But yeah it's hectic. In Google you have PMM ( Product Marketing Manager it's a good role. @Jason Voorhees Any other companies with PMM Roles
y combinator me jo startup Pmf le aya h unme ye role kese grab kare @Jason Voorhees
It doesnโt exist bro. It only exists in large MNC corporations. These PMM, Infra Ops are very specialized niche roles and appear only when the companies are big enough to split product, marketing, and sales and IT into specialized departments. In startups all that gets handled by product teams.
